St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$627, 609.92.
Chris Gallagher will speak at Hudson, Wis,
St. Patrck'S day.
The Exposition directors will not meet to-
day as announced.
Chief of Police Fill has ordered the patrol
men 10 arrest all streer-walkers.
One new case each of scarlet fever and
dphtherla was reported yesterday.
Company A began drilling last evening,
preparatory TO its trip TO Washington. -la-
One unpublished deed, in which the col-
sideration was $4,000, was filed yesterday
There were sixty-one deeds filed yester-
day, the total consideration amounting to
S2S1, 756.
The Exposition directors will not meet to-
day. At their last meeting they adjourned to
the 18th.
A. E. HUI! has begun an action against John
H. Tousley ct al. to recover $3.50 on real
estate deal.
Next Sunday morning Rev. J. L. Pitner
breaches his annual sermon to Company A
at the HenneDin Avenue church.
Some light-fngered thief distracted S25
from the pocket of an oyercoat lying on
steam radiator at the Nicollet house.
This evening the semi-annual meeting of
the Knights of Labor Building association will
be held at the Swedish Brothers hail.
Frank d, Stedman, who was divorced Sat
urday, took out a license yesterday to marry
Laura Z. Mckay, who has also been divorced.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank ID. S;edman and Laura E. Mckay:
Herman Wennerstrom and Annie NJ. Carlson.
The executive committee of the Bar asso-
citation met yesterday afternoon. and decided
to postpone the election of q librarian to
May /.
Jacob Brown, of 434 Madison street north
east applied to the police yesterday for as
Sctn inf ndi inn I, is do n
disappeared.
The dime museum had it's usual large
crowds last night. Bobby Newcombe's COM
pany and the Illusion, the Mermaid, were the
principal features.
Seventh ward Democrats denounce A. j.
Lunt, saying that he is Republican and IS
posing as a Democrat in order to misrepre-
sent the Democrats Of the ward.
The Gibson Electric company was incor-
porated yesterday by Thomas S. King Ed
ward Z. Gibson, Samuel S. Leonard and james
w. Griffin, with capital stock of 100000.
Foster r. Clement and Edward F.. Webster
filed articles Yesterday Incorporating the
Northwestern Investment company. The new
company has capital stock of 100000
Rev. DR.. J. H. futile, pastor of the Church
of the Redeerner. who has been spending the
winter in Georgia. is reported seriously ill.,
His son, DR.. Tuttle, of New York, is now with
him.
Inc annual meetlng or the Press club.
which is to be held this evening, will be ad-
journed until Wednesday evening on account
of outside business. The meeting will be an
important one.
A large audience witnessed the perform
ance of 1.-The Sea of Ice, or the Wild Flower
of Mexico at the Pence Opera house last
evening. The play was well put on. and will
run up to and inducing Wednesday evening
The regular meeting Of the Woman's ex-
change was held yesterday. Reports for the
cial condition. Mrs a. w. Clerihew was
elected third vice president to succeed Mrs.
G. ID. Foss, resigned.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew has made
arrangements for Il course of practical talks
% Prof. Folwell will speak on How They
Made the Constitution One Hundred Years
Ago"
E2In view of the bill passed by the legislature
prohibiting Sunday shaving, all the barber
shops in the city will remain closed SUNDAYS
hereafter. Even those who fought the bill
have announced their intention Of complying
| with the law.
wel-attended secret meeting was held at
Tollefson's hall, on Franklin avenue, last
evening" in relation 10 the Lake street bridge
matter. Resolutions were passed urging the
commissioners to proceed with the work, and
committee was appointed to help it along.
Notwithstanding the fact that many theater
goers consider Evans & Huey's ssParlor
Match timeworn and threadbare play, the
| Grand was filled TO its utmost capacity last
| evening to witness it, and at 7:15 not seat
| could be obtained. Standing room was also at
premium. The play was well received